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Drenched, but a lucky escape Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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A Tapawera farmer says they were well prepared for the rain over the weekend but there was nothing they could do to stop the devastation the flood caused.

David McGaveston has farmed the area for years and says high levels of gravel in the Motueka River has caused the river to “zig zag” and it is at the right angles to allow it it to “jump its banks and destroy farmland”. “The riverbed is so full of gravel. It can’t carry the volume of water

in a flood of this magnitude,” he says. David acknowledges there will always be floods but would like to see the Tasman District Council remove gravel to increase the river’s capacity. He says he has been asking for this for a long time.

David says both homes and farms in the Tapawera region were affected over the weekend, with water flowing through hop farms and bringing down fences. “My son and wife were in tears. They can’t afford to replace all the fences.” Tasman District Council com-

munications and change manager Chris Choat says in June council issued a permit for the removal of 2000 cubic metres of gravel in this section of river, and most of this was removed in the last month.

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Farmers take protest to streets Jonty Dine

A hoard of tractors, utes, dogs and disgruntled farmers made noise across the country on Friday in protest of government regulations. A convoy drove from the Richmond Showgrounds to the Nelson CBD as part of a nationwide demonstration. ‘A Howl of a Protest’ was held in 20 centres across New Zealand, including Nelson. It was organised by Groundswell New Zealand, an organisation that is dedicated to reversing “unworkable regulations”. Co-founder Bryce McKenzie says those regulations include freshwater and winter grazing, significant natural areas, indigenous biodiversity and the “ute tax” - a new rebate scheme, which would place a fee on

higher-emission vehicles. Richmond coordinator Andrina Cimino lives on a lifestyle block and says she got involved because what is happening to farmers will sooner or later trickle down to lifestylers, too. She was blown away by the support shown by fellow farmers and the community. “I was astounded, it was amazing. The turnout far exceeded expectations.” Andrina was delighted at how smoothly and peacefully the protest ran. “I loved seeing everyone work together and how people came to support each other, it was mindblowing.” She says the highlight was the thousands of approving toots, placards and thumbs up they received along the way. “That was the best part.”

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Drenched, but a lucky escape fROm PAGE 1 “We also have plans to issue further permits in the coming months.” Chris says that engineers will be reviewing sites following the floods that struck over the weekend. A farmer at Lake Rotoiti, who didn’t want to be named, says the high levels of gravel are a big problem for them too. She was unsure of the total extent of the destruction on Monday as the waters hadn’t fully receded but, with the Buller River running through her property, knows there will be some damage. Tarsh Newport from the Korere Tophouse area says waterflow down the Motu-

piko was fierce. “We have lost riverside land which will need major repairs to retain future land loss. “We also lost stock which was gutting.” Murchison farmer Brendan Lochhead says that while two thirds of his farm was under water, the animals were fine. He says the river turned away from his farm so, while there were broken fences and sand, there wasn’t a lot of silt. Murchison community council’s Simon Blackmore says the township fared alright, with a bit of flooding at Neds Creek. The Tasman District Council recently finished flood protection work behind the

rec centre and Simon says this was a big improvement which meant there was no flooding in the upper part of Hampden Street. Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) shift manager Andrew Norris says it was a busy weekend with crews from the area deployed to weather related incidents. On State Highway 6 near Hinehaka Road a loader was used to access a person stranded and sitting on the roof of their car. FENZ was called by a family trying to evacuate in Glenrae. When the fire crew were unable to get through due to flooding, a tractor and trailer were used to help Locals made use of local machinery to clear stream overflow on Tadmor Valley Road with the evacuation. after fire and Emergency vehicles were unable to get through. Photo: Susan Fenemor.

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Quake threat prompts community meeting Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Wakefield’s response to a probable Alpine Fault rupture in the next 50 years is one of four topics up for discussion in a meeting to be held in the township this month. According to Wakefield Volunteer Fire Brigade chief, Fritz Buckendahl, while the faultline doesn’t run directly through Wakefield, it could still cause major disruptions to infrastructure. Roading, power, water, sewer, and bridges

could all be impacted. “If the Brightwater and Appleby bridges were out getting help from Richmond and Nelson would be difficult,” says Fritz. With half Wakefield’s population working or going to school in Richmond or Nelson between 7 am and 6 pm, families need two plans in place. Fritz says that if there is an earthquake, they would hope it would be between 6 pm and 7 am when families are together. But if there is a big scale event during the day parents need a plan for where their children

could go if they couldn’t get to them. Fritz also sees many positives. Wakefield not only has a medical centre, chemist, supermarket, fire station and petrol station, local farms are also added resource with the machinery available. The meeting will look at lessons learnt from the 2019 Pigeon Valley fires, give information on the Covid-19 vaccine roll out. The meeting will be held at The Anglican Church auditorium at 120 Edward Street from 7 pm to 9 pm on Thursday 29 July.

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Demand still outstripping property supply Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Demand continues to outstrip supply in both private and commercial property in the region, according to local estate agents. With a change in taxation laws, Dennis Christian of Bayley’s. says they are seeing an increased interest in commercial property. Planning for 100 business units in Lower Queen Street is well under way and Dennis says there is a lot of interest from both owner-operators and investors. “With a change in taxation laws, investors are seeing real advantages in commercial property where they can still claim interest and depreciation.” Meanwhile, fellow agent Grant Chaney says there is still a shortage of homes for sale, with strong interest being shown early after listings.

The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) figures for June showed a slight drop in median price in the region over the past month. However, Grant says month-on-month figures can be skewed due to the limited number of sales. REINZ figures show Tasman house prices have risen over 25 per cent in the past year to $815,000, with volume of sales also increasing. The current days-to-sell of 28 days is lower than the 10-year average for June of 38 days. “Some buyers are looking to secure property in the region for future planning or those who have relocated to the region for work,” says REINZ CEO Jen Baird. She says that house price rises have continued to defy expectations with every region in the country seeing an uplift in median house prices compared to the same time last year.

Staking claim on saving bamboo Julie Newell and Caleb Eason using the recycled stakes to plant native trees near Rabbit Island. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. Jenny Nicholson More than 200,000 bamboo stakes that would previously have gone up in smoke, are now being recycled. Battle for the Banded Rail’s (B4BR) Kathryn Brownlie says recycling the stakes started from the need of her group to keep costs down. Part of the group’s work is planting habitats for local birds, and they

use plant guards to avoid the plants being eaten by rabbits or pulled out by pukeko. These guards need stakes and Kathryn approached Waimea Nurseries who happily donated the used canes. Waimea Nurseries’ field tree production manager Sam Townsend says the business has been donating used canes for the last five years. “It’s turned into this really

big thing that we’re keen to support,” says Sam. The stakes are only used by the nursery for two years, then becoming too brittle and snapping on their bigger trees. “So that’s when we would normally just put them on fire piles.” Waimea Inlet restoration project manager Julie Newell had been buying stakes but is now able to use the recycled ones as

part of Tasman Environmental Trust’s planting of 70,000 trees over three years. Kathryn is enthusiastic about the range of savings from recycling. “We’re saving all these community groups from having to buy stakes - some of the smaller ones are telling me they’ve been quoted 30 cents per stake ... at 30 cents times 200,000 we’re talking $60,000 savings.”

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Bringing top photo awards to Nelson Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Richmond’s Sarah McGregor is leading the team that will host the biggest weekend on New Zealand’s photography calendar. Sarah’s photography journey started when she wanted new-born photos of her second child and found the only supplier in the market had closed. Seeing a gap, she bought a camera and started Mini Me, her business that focuses largely on new-born and family photography, along with business headshots. Now the executive director of the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP), Sarah is thrilled to have the annual Iris Professional Photography Awards and the New Zealand Photography Show in Nelson this year. “We are able to offer enthusiasts, professionals and the general public five days of inspiration, education and bringing people together, through an amazing speaker line-up, workshops, live shoots, demonstrations, the

Sarah McGregor with one of her images that will feature as part of the New Zealand Photography Show in Nelson later this month. Photo: Sarah McGregor. awards judging and gallery, tal health ambassador Mike and an industry trade show,” King, along with sessions on says Sarah. business and a wide range of Acknowledging the difficul- photography genres. ties professional photogra- “I had a friend whose husphers have faced over the band lost his job,” says Sapast year, the NZIPP has rah. “She couldn’t continue included a talk from men- shooting because she needed

to support her family. She applied for a job and there were 400 applicants.” She says a lot of people have really suffered, particularly those focused on wedding photography with many shoots cancelled in 2020. Sarah hopes to add to her previous awards this year and says bringing the photographic community together is an amazing opportunity. The annual Nikon Iris Awards, with live judging taking place across three days, are open to the public to come and watch as the judging happens. This runs from 8am to 5.30pm from Monday 26 - Wednesday 28 July. “This is an excellent way for photographers to learn and grow in their work, even if they have not entered. Simply watching and listening to the feedback given is an excellent resource for all photographers, regardless of their photography skills and experience,” says Sarah. There workshops and the opportunity to get a new headshot taken by a professional. The open evening is from 6pm to 8pm on 28 July at the Trafalgar Centre.

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Mental health boost for schools Jo Kent Reporter

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We ask kids to pay attention, but we don’t teach them how, says Grant Rix, founder of the Pause Breathe Smile initiative. The mindfulness-based wellbeing programme has just been taken on by Brightwater School to teach children as young as five to better manage their mental welfare. Grant says learning these skills from a young age equips kids with techniques to better regulate attention, to learn to recognise difficult emotions so that they can better manage them, and to learn to cultivate positive ones such as kindness, empathy and compassion. “Research shows that the promotion and development of these types of skills at a young age is likely to be one of our best defences against the onset of potential mental health problems as kids grow up, while also helping children to thrive now.” Originally developed at the Mental Health Foundation, Pause Breathe Smile aims to help kids navigate life’s challenges using a holistic approach. Brightwater School is one of the

Grant Rix teaching pupils one of the self-regulating techniques as part of the ‘Pause, Breathe, Smile’ initiative. Photo: Supplied. region’s first schools to jump on board the programme, with all staff members undergoing training in March. Deputy principal Glenda Earle says the school saw it as an opportunity to support student wellbeing in the classroom and have now implemented it across the entire school. Physical techniques, such as a se-

ries of movements linking breath with body to help calm and settle fidgety children, is one of the practices taught. Grant says the movements act as a lead-in to mindful breathing which helps the nervous system to self-regulate, calm and destress, while strengthening the children’s ability to notice and pay attention in class.

“It really helps you focus on your breathing,” says student Cooper Woodhouse. Glenda says that depending on the age and stage of the pupil, the scientific explanation of what is happening in their brain is explained to them, so they can work out how and why they react in certain ways. “Across the country, the scheme

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Dave Gilberd restoring an antique mandolin that was bought in Europe during WW2. Photo: Jo Kent. “We have got a grandson fully kept it. lin, 75-year-old Glenis sucwho is into music, so it will “I’ll do an image search on- cumbed to an aggressive be great to pass it on to him.” line to see if I can find out form of cancer. Doctors couldn’t do anyDave Gilberd, who has been more about the origin.” entrusted to repair the man- Once he’s done the repair, thing for her, other than paldolin, says he’d love to know he’ll glue the sticker back liative care, and the speed exactly when and where it in so it’s still part of the in- she declined was a shock to was made. strument. The restoration is all who knew her. He says he’s found remnants a lengthy process and sadly, “It’s so sad that she will never of a branding sticker inside just weeks after handing see the finished result,” says the instrument and has care- over her precious mando- Adrian.

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Zane Elliott Before I came back to local church ministry I served as a chaplain in the New Zealand Army for six years. During my time in uniform, I moved between different army units. The most challenging move was from a logistics battalion to an infantry battalion. I knew that they had significantly different roles and ways of operating. As I prepared for the shift I wondered ‘what will this unit be like? What’s the culture?’ Moving to a new district for ministry has had me asking the same questions, not of a military unit, but of the local churches; ‘what will they be like? What’s the culture?’ It has been a great discovery to find that there is a culture of unity among the churches here. That might surprise you as a reader. I know in my own experience that, to our shame, the Christian church doesn’t always live out this characteristic. We often fall short of the way we are encouraged to work together in unity. So, as the new kid on the block, it has been a real encouragement to see that the different ministers and pastors here in Richmond and Waimea are working really hard to learn from our mistakes, and to work together to serve our community, and to share what we think is the best news ever; that God loves us, and that through Jesus we can be reconciled to God, and each other.

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Elizabeth Gaukrodger was born in 1838 in Yorkshire, daughter of Charles and Mary and the sister of William and John. They all came to Nelson and settled near Wakefield, where Charles and Mary were proprietors of an accommodation house at Foxhill. Elizabeth was in her twenties when she met George Fairweather Moonlight: a Scottish goldminer who always wore a Crimean shirt, knee breeches, Wellington boots and a brightly-coloured sash. He also spoke with an American accent and used American phrases, having jumped ship at age 16 and spent six years in the California gold rush. He had come to the southern hemisphere in 1854 to the Victorian goldfields in

Australia, and later to Otago. Moonlight had gained a reputation as a successful prospector. He and his small party of friends often had to keep quiet and hidden as people tended to try to follow them. A tributary of the Shotover River was, for a while, named Moonlight Creek. In May 1863, he arrived in Nelson and set out along the partially formed road toward the Buller. There Moonlight and his party worked the ground. He named the Rappahannock and Shenandoah tributaries after rivers in Virginia. After stints in Marlborough and the West Coast, Moonlight returned to Nelson and married Elizabeth Gaukrodger at St John’s church in Wakefield on 28 February 1865. He leased the White Hart

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Elizabeth Moonlight, the wife of George Moonlight, circa 1868. Photo: Supplied. children - Tottie and John. The family sold everything in 1869. Moonlight built an accommodation house at the junction of the Warwick

and Maruia rivers. Elizabeth joined him with the children the next year, where they kept a store. In 1878 they purchased the Commercial Hotel, but unfortunately, just a couple of months later, a flood damaged all of their holdings. Sadly, in 1882 Elizabeth caught typhoid. Moonlight sent her to Nelson for medical help, but she died two weeks later. Only a year later, Moonlight went into liquidation. He took up his old ways and went prospecting for gold. He went missing one evening and died from exposure. He was 55-years-old. A monument was placed at the graves of Moonlight and Elizabeth, for their “unwearying energy, perseverance, and self-sacrifice”…in developing a local gold-mining industry.

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It’s hoped that a recent school trip wasn’t just a fun day but that it will change the future by teaching students how to care for local waterways. Tapawera School students joined Whitebait Connection to investigate water quality in their local community. Whitebait Connection’s aim is to see schools and community groups actively involved in stream and catchment restoration in their local communities. “It was an awesome opportunity to learn about whitebait, freshwater and how to be a freshwater scientist. I learnt that whitebait need a good freshwater ecosystem to survive,” says student Grace McGaveston. Groups went to the Tadmore Bridge to monitor water. A test for nitrates revealed a surprisingly low level. While there was speculation it would be higher due to farms in the area, Melanie

McColgan from the Whitebait Connection says it was a pleasant surprise. Students also tested the Motueka River, which again was better than expected. One indication of good water is a diverse range of macro invertebrates, and they were present. Next, they tested a stream at Brookfield, a local farm. Studies here were a little more inconclusive due to recent rainfall. Tapawera Area School students are also raising native plants from seed to plant at Brookfields to protect the stream. A cold temperature is one of the indicators of good water, and where there is no shade next to the river, the water temperature rises. The plants the students are to plant will help keep the water cold. Teacher Janeen Strawbridge says the Whitebait Connection has enabled students to learn more about how to look after local ecosystems. “They are now aware of the species living in our rivers and ways to protect our rivers.”

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Richmond roads reviewed Tasman residents are being asked for their feedback on ways to improve transport issues in Richmond. Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and the Tasman District Council are working together on a business case to address Richmond transport needs over the next 30 years. The Richmond Transport Programme Business Case focuses on making Richmond a safer and more reliable place to travel around by offering everyone improved transport choices. Waka Kotahi’s Emma Speight says this PBC is an important step towards helping address transport issues within and

around the Richmond area. “In recent years we have seen an increase in the amount of traffic and businesses using local roads within Richmond and an increase in commercial vehicles passing through to Nelson and freight going to the Port. “The business case looks to address these issues, while ensuring the cycling and walking paths, roads, and public transport can deal with this growth, so Richmond is a more connected place that is easy to live in and travel around,” she says. Tasman District Council’s Community Infrastructure Manager Richard Kirby says

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Rotary president having fun while she serves Jenny Nicholson Service before self is the motto of the Rotary Club of Richmond, but fun and friendship are also the focus of incoming president Diana Wilkens. When Diana retired six years ago, she returned to New Zealand after 40 years running a business in Sydney. Buying an old villa in Wakefield kept her busy the first year and she says she was a labourer and landscaping apprentice. But once she had finished that she found herself “twiddling her thumbs” and it was then that she was introduced to Rotary. “I didn’t have friends when I arrived in Nelson and Rotary has given me good friends,” she says. “I’d love to see ex-pats with time on their hands join us.” In 2018 and 2019 she helped manage the Nelson Wine and Food Festival and hopes that they will be able to run the event again in 2023. Her personal involvement with Helping Families, a local charity supporting families with essentials needed to raise children, led to her Rotary involvement. Along with refurbishing and painting containers, Rotary is filling the Helping Families volunteer roster each Tuesday. They are also due to build a deck for the charity. Rotary Richmond will continue with

Outgoing Rotary Richmond president Debra Gibbs and new president Diana Wilkens both love the fun the Rotary group has and are happy to get their hands dirty as they serve the community. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. Days for Girls, a project supplying menstrual products both locally and internationally. They are also joining the cancer society to run sausage sizzles at Bunnings. Both Diana and Debra want the com-

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Trailblazing signwriting business ‘constantly evolving’ Since 1999, Cutting Edge Signs has been designing, manufacturing and installing striking signage throughout this region. Established by David Guthardt, a highly talented signwriter since the 80's, the business was bought in 2016 by his son. Matthew, who shares his father's passion for signwriting, and designer Arko Biswas. “Matthew grew up seeing his dad signwriting and began working for him as a young man, developing skills over the years and he enjoyed it,” says Arko. “Then he moved to Australia for 6 years where he worked in the

industry as a signwriter, before returning to his favourite place on earth, Nelson, and working for Gus again.” Arko, who has been in Nelson since 2004, has known Gus for many years. His background is in design – he has qualifications in communication, arts and design and worked for various design agencies over the last two decades. “I used to send

my clients to Gus at Cutting Edge Signs because of his integrity, astute advice and the quality of his work. Gus understood the changes that were happening within the industry. He was one of the first ones to introduce digital printers in the region.” Eventually Gus happened to need a designer for Cutting Edge Signs. “So, I started working here in 2014 and I got to

know Matthew closely from that time.” Since they took over the business, Matthew and Arko have not only maintained the values of Gus, but they’ve taken the organisation further. Originally located on Vanguard Street, the premises was becoming too small, so they shifted to St Vincent Street in 2017. Since then, the duo has

grown the business, focussing on their existing clients and gaining more business through word of mouth, networking and doing the job right. “Our philosophy is that we never compromise our quality to do a cheap job,” says Arko. “We always advise the client what works best and that often saves them money, too.” Matthew and Arko have a ‘really

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amazing team.’ “It’s a fantastic atmosphere – we love coming to work each day and we love them like friends and family.” The team of skilled signwriters and qualified designers cover the full spectrum of work from basic designing to bespoke installations. “Some of our bigger clients are the two councils, Pic’s, Nelson Airport, Port Nelson, NPD, Russells Curtains, DOC and Nelson Provincial Museum. Matthew does a lot of project management too, which requires a lot of liaising with clients and various trades.” Cutting Edge specialises in a range of services from the initial design to the full production and installation of outdoor and indoor signs, 3D graphics, flags, vehicles and boat wraps and digital signage. “We produce most of these ourselves, so we have designers, installers, Led light specialists, digital sign specialists, CNC router, 3D printer and so on.” Currently, Cutting Edge Signs is also offering their cherry-picker free for a day when they are do-

ing your installation, and they offer a complimentary courtesy car, too. The signwriting industry is ‘ever-changing,’ so the company is investing substantially in digital technology. “We’re developing our own platform for a digital, interactive wayfinding system which goes way beyond traditional platforms. So, watch this space!” Cutting Edge Media is the digital wing of the company. Through Cutting Edge Media you can buy or rent digitals screens for your business. Their popular 4K 55” standalone kiosks are a winner at tradeshows. These only cost from $65 for a day and can play videos, slides and sound. These kiosks can also be custom branded. They grab the attention that traditional pullup banners cannot. Cutting Edge Signs also provides a cutting edge finance solution to small businesses so that they do not have to compromise either on their signage or their cash flow. The business gives priority to their commitment towards community and environment. “A lot of our products are becoming

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No matter whether you need help with a micro job or existing concept, or want Cutting Edge to manage everything from design to installation, their team of skilled signwriters and qualified designers have got you covered. biodegradable and are PVC-free. We’re a certified carbon-positive operation, reducing and recycling as much as possible and offsetting any remainders with carbon credits. “We try to reuse and give away all excess materials and offcuts to schools and com-

munity organisations.” “My mum works with kids on the spectrum,” says Matthew. “They absolutely love what we give them – it lets them be creative.” Reusing the excess materials and offcuts also extends the lifespan of the materials.

Cutting Edge also supports a lot of community-based organisations. “We are one of the official supporters of the Brook Sanctuary, and we also support fantastic initiatives like Community Compost and Nelson Youth Theatre.” They can also lend you their gazebo for a charity event! During lockdown, instead of selling the Covid stickers, Cutting Edge took the initiative to print and distribute over 190 free Covid posters and stickers for local businesses. Health, safety and well-being is of utmost importance. “Every year, since 2017, we have achieved a green certificate from Sitewise, which is the highest possible achievement,” says Matthew. “The safety and wellbeing of our team, our clients and members of public around us when we are working is something we never compromise.” Cutting Edge Signs is not just profit-driven business, they are responsibility driven. “We are constantly evolving as a business and are learning every day from our clients, our suppliers and our staff,” says Arko.

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Summit Property Management Over the last 25 years, Summit Property Management has grown to be the largest and most preferred property management company in Nelson and Marlborough, with numerous offices throughout the two regions. Located at 203 Queen Street, the Richmond office is home to five Property Managers – Area

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Michelle Westrupp – Summit Real Estate When it comes to experience in selling real estate, not many agents can boast a record like Summit’s Michelle Westrupp. Michelle is honest and hard-working, with her business going from strengthto-strength year, after year. Michelle’s accolades for the 2020/2021 year include Summit Real Estates “Champion” status, Top Female Salesperson and No. 5 in the company. The real estate

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Wayne Williams Hi everyone, it might be cold, but wow, the time is flying by, it’s mid July already. The Club has been very steady since I wrote my last burble, with the AGM on Sunday 27th June attended by a small but dedicated group of members, and a few bevies and nibbles were enjoyed afterwards. Also in this period, we had the 8 days of the South Island 8 Ball Champs. This was a great event, and many congrats must go to the organising committee and all their volunteers. There was a lot of fun and humour, things ran like clockwork, and the visiting players all had very complimentary things to say. So, well done everyone, look forward to seeing it back here again soon, lol. We have had many other events over this period. Last weekend, we hosted the NZMCA Dinner for 180. It was really great to see the numbers swell from 80 last year due to Covid, so we look forward to hosting these people again next year. The next big item on the agenda is the Club Waimea 50th Anniversary. This is being held on the weekend of 24-25 July 2021. (Refer to the poster in this centrespread). There will be a Saturday night Dinner including speakers and entertainment, a Sunday Lunch for Life Members, Past Presidents, Board and Executive, followed by Sunday Blue’s from 3-6pm. So, I am sure everyone can find a slot to make an appearance and enjoy part of our history. Keep warm and keep smiling everyone. Until next time.

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Opening on 9 August, Montessori Lite is a home-based space for 2.5 to 6 year olds. The owner, Sunandra Reddy, initially trained as an assistant in a Montessori infant community in Japan, before graduating from an AMIaccredited training centre in India in 2010. “I spent the next 10 years teaching and leading Montessori Casa Dei Bambini (36) environments in Sydney and Nelson,” says Sunandra. “The heart of the Montessori method is about showing little people how to be people – I love this philosophy.” While Montessori environments share the same philosophy and similar materials, they are all unique spaces. The home-based context means that Montessori Lite is a very special kind of

quickly to warm up a space, and to maintain a healthy temperature for small children, rather than crank it up, try setting the thermostat to somewhere between 18-21 C which will keep your child warm and cosy. Citi Heat & Cool offer quality heating & air conditioning products and they also provide installations. Make sure your little ones stay warm this winter. Call the team at Citi Heat and Cool on 027 487 3387 and get a free estimate on installing the best heap pump for your home. Montessori and you are very welcome to visit Sunandra and chat with her about their space and philosophy, which will provide lots of ‘one-onone’ time for your child. Based in Stoke, Montessori Lite is open Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 5.30pm. For more information, phone 020 4156 2141.

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Baby on the Move

Locally owned and operated by Marianne Hart Biggs, Baby on the Move, Nelson’s only specialised baby store, is a one stop shop for families across Nelson/Tasman and Marlborough. The friendly team welcome you in store to check out the products and services and are always willing to provide advice and education. Qualified and experienced Child Restraint

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Technicians are always available in store. One size does not fit all with car seats – the team will consider your child’s age, weight, height and other factors when showing you the options. The team can even try out the car seat in your vehicle before you purchase to ensure it fits! All car seats purchased receive three free educational installations to ensure families are confident using their new car seat as their child grows. The free car seat check promotion run in conjunction with Nelson City and Tasman District Councils ends 31 July. This includes any seat whether they are secondhand or seats purchased elsewhere.

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Quality early childhood education is closely linked to small group size and Babyspace Nelson successfully provides this for children aged 0 – 5 years. The centre’s high teacher/child ratio, small group environments and home-like setting creates a very special atmosphere for babies, infants, toddlers and young children. Babyspace offers a nurturing learning environment and a wide range of learning opportunities which support the diverse needs, abilities and interests of young children. “We invite you to visit and see why so many families speak so highly of their experience with us.” Babyspace Nelson is located at 5 Chelsea Ave, Richmond. Open 7.45am to 5.15pm Monday to Friday. New age range: Birth to 5 Years. Phone 03 544 1106.

Flipout

Flipout’s preschool time is lots of fun and a safe place for kids to run free inside. No problem with the weather at Flipout! Our kid’s areas are always open and ready for fun. The new playground with tunnel slide and bouncy castle has a preschool party area right beside it to have your child’s party in, all fenced and secure. We have an under 8 trampoline area with their very own foam pit and they are also allowed on any of the other trampolines if supervised, so can really get rid of that excess energy. Our special preschool price of $8 from 10am to 2pm during the school term, excluding holidays, is also an opportunity for parents to have a bounce with their child for free. Great meetup place for preschoolers to have play time together while parents/caregivers sip on one of our barista coffees from our snack bar. Come check us out.

Trish Palmer reveals all in her new book Knock Knock. Photo: Jo Kent.

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For almost 30 years, Trish Palmer has been invited into the homes of random strangers. Her role as an interviewer for market research companies saw her door-knocking every day. From rural properties to urban dwellings, she’s travelled the length and breadth of the Top of the South. Based in Stanley Brook, near Tapawera, she’s now decided to turn her experiences into a book, called ‘Knock Knock’. “Going into people’s homes is a huge privilege,” says Trish. “But you do see some odd things. I once interviewed a witch who had an actual cauldron, wand and pointy hat. I loved it. As long as I didn’t end up in the cauldron, I was quite happy. Everything in another cou-

ple’s house was completely French, yet they had never even set foot in France.” Trish says her career has been packed with highs and lows. “The children are the best. From the girl who sat stroking my hair throughout the whole interview to the boy who sat picking his nose and all of them in between.” Trish now lives in a quiet valley with no close neighbours. She uses resources grown on the property and her appliances run on solar power. “I’ve met such an array of people and for that I’m really grateful,” says Trish. “I enjoy spending time with people from a wide range of lives that I would never otherwise see.” If you’d like to win a copy of Knock Knock, email Jo@waimeaweekly. co.nz. The first three entries will receive a book from our Stoke office.

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The Tasman Mako have named five new faces for its 2021 squad, four from the Nelson club rugby ranks. The dominance of the Mako in recent years, which includes back-toback premiership titles, has got the attention of the All Blacks with David Havili, Sevu Reece, Will Jordan, Ethan Blackadder, Shannon Frizell, Tyrel Lomax all selected in the top national side. This has left some gaps for which Tasman has turned to its deep talent pool to fill. Clockwise from top: Waimea Old Boys first five Campbell Parata has been rewarded for his excellent form in the past three seasons which has seen him land a number of clutch kicks at goal. Max Hicks has been a standout in the second row during Marist’s recent success. Max is a reliable lineout target and extremely mobile around the park for a man of his size, scoring a number of spectacular tries. Antonio Shalfoon will be a significant part of the Tasman Mako engine room this year. The Stoke captain has an immense work rate in a career that has been plagued with injury.

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JOIN OUR TEAM Factory Team Roles Machine Operators, General Team Tasman Bay Food Co. (Brightwater) Our business is growing, and we have a new contract sending more Juicies to our friends in Australia! If you are interested in food manufacturing, are comfortable working with machinery & equipment and are reliable, a team player and keen to learn, we would love to hear from you! We also have roles for general team members working across our bakery, juice factory, sauce and dairy lines. If this sounds like you, find out more at www. tasmanbay.nz/pages/working-at-tasman-bay, call 543 5340 or email diana@tasmanbay. co.nz.

Just Cuts is opening a BRAND NEW salon in Richmond Mall, Nelson on Thursday 29th July 2021. Are you a Hairdresser? That loves cutting and Styling?

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We are currently undergoing the free cleaning and best restoration of headstones in the Wakapuaka Cemetery. Most are around 150 years old. While most families are happy for us to do this we understand some are not. If you do NOT want us to work on your family headstone please contact us on Brian 027 548 0757.

Cash paid for old wristwatches. Scrap gold & Silver. Old coins & Jewellery. Vintage / quality tools. Military & Firearms items. General antiques. Also buying estate & shed items. Collection & downsizing. Ph Tim Gladstone. T&B Vintage 0800 653 935 or 548 5235.

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Alcoholics Anonymous. Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

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New dentures, relines, Your garage sale ad here. repairs. Phone Daniela Phone 548 5900. at Bays Dentures 546 4455. to let

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Hope, 2 bedroom house to rent short term. Would suit professional couple. $450 a week. Phone 027 544 8255.

Community Notices Mondays Kapa Kōrero - at Richmond library Nau mai haere mai! Connect with others & practice te reo Māori in relaxed setting. Whether you are just setting out, or a fluent speaker, all levels welcome & encouraged to join in. Mondays 10am-11am. active strength/Balance: seated options. ACC accredited provider. Mental agility, co ordination, stretching exercises for strength & balance. Mondays @ 10.30 am & Thursdays @ 1.30 pm . Richmond Church of Christ hall, crn Darcy & Croucher Sts, Ph Shirley 5471 433 / 021 1218023.

Tuesdays

Music on tuesday 3rd August10 am Richmond town hall,to hear China’s greatest pianist Yundi Li ,his life,Chopin and Liszt 5445852. lunch on the hill: Coffee & lunch from 11am Tues. 20th July at the Community Centre, 27 Dorset St, Richmond. (A koha is appreciated) Contact: Holy Trinity Church Ph. 03 5448844 nelson 50+ Mini walKers: July 27th, Tahuna Circuit. Meet 10am behind Tahuna Library. Ph. Gwen, 547 6127 digi drop-in – Do you have questions about your mobile phone, laptop, computer or other device? Drop in to Richmond Library 11am -1pm Tuesdays, & Teresa will help you solve your tech troubles.Free. social cards 500 Waimea Lounge A&P Showgrounds. Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1.30pm4.00pm. $2.00 covers afternoon tea, prizes and unlimited parking. Phone 03 5445563 (Kath).

Wednesdays

Multi level pilates classes suitable for mostallabilities10weeksstartingWednesdayJuly 28, 11:30am & 5:30pm. Enrolments essential as classesfillquickly.Meeting-room,RichmondTown Hall, Cambridge St. Contact Sue sue@suewilson. kiwi.nz, 0292813735, FBClassicalPilateswithSue Jp in the liBrary – If you need important documents witnessed by a registered Justice of the Peace, drop by Richmond Library any Wednesday between11.30amand12.30pm.Free. operation cover up annual display Welcome to come & view the many blankets & clothes made & donated by the community for poor families in Eastern Europe, Wedn. 21st July 9.30am - 1pm at the Reformed Church, 15 BurroughPlceEnnerGlynn.CallElisabeth035402949. good crafternoon! Bring your craft project & work on it in the company of other crafters. Bring yourownmaterials&lunch.Free.RichmondLibrary. Wednesdays,12.30pm-2pm. Better Breathers nelson class: 1pm on Wednesday at the Reformed Church, 15 Burrough Place Enner Glynn – no need to book in just turn up to the friendly wee class. Only $5 per person. Contact Nelson Asthma Society, 544 1562. tasMan tracKies cycling Welcome new riders to Saxton Velodrome -Champion Rd. Wednesdays 11am -1pm, June to August. Bikes available FOC. Road & mountain bikes. Fun racing. then social coffee & chat at ZINK. Meet new people. Malcolm 544 5053 (Richmd). Roger 027 475 6459 (Richmd) Murray 0276450033 (Nelson)

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$$ TOP PRICES PAID Your Public Notice here. $$ Vintage Household Phone 548 5900. Items. Tools & Shed gear. Fishing rods & reels. Old Toys of any puBlic notice sort. NZ Photos & Postcards. Records Books & Coins. Vintage Comics. Military items. Plus Much More. Estate Lots & Sponsored by Lift & Shift Downsizing. Steve Lawson 027 538 0020 or 538 Phils Place – Club Waimea 0020. Nelson Based. 1st Sunday each month 8am onwards

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spirited conversations Wednesday 28 July “Private investigators, tax havens, Julian Assange and other recent work stories” Investigative journalist Nicky Hager and the truth behind the headlines.Yaza Cafe opens 6pm, speaker 7.30 pm. Koha. No reservations. Ph 548 6241 nelson guild of woodworKers meets at 7pm last Wednesday each month, February to November, a Fish & Game , 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. New members welcome, no experience necessary. President, Bill Filmer, 03 547 5104 arthritis society coffee Morning meet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St, 10am on the 4thWednesday of the month. Next Gathering 28 July ‘21. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039

Thursdays

richMond creative fiBre Meets at Birchwood Hall, at Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays each month. Come & meet others who enjoyworkingwithfibre.Ph:5443315(Sandra). richMond welcoMe group like to make new friends. Join a friendly group for coffee & a chat 10am on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month Happyz Cafe Bateup Rd Ansley/ Phillip 5410-350. waiMea coMBined friendship cluB: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rdThursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. Interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph Frances 5443085/0212111347 or Rosalie 0272491080. social cards 500 Waimea Lounge A&P

Showgrounds. Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1.30pm4.00pm. $2.00 covers afternoon tea, prizes and unlimited parking. Phone 03 5445563 (Kath) richMond ladies friendship cluB: Meet - 10am 1stThursday of the month at Church of Christ, Croucher St. Welcome ladies looking for friendship with other women. Lunch optional. Interesting guest speakers & an outing Visitors welcome. Ph Marion 544 4833 or Joan 544 1854.

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nelson astronoMical society host ing it’s popular public viewing nights on Friday nights through winter, 7.30-9.30pm. weather permitting. At Cawthron Observatory Clifton Terrace School. $5 Koha ($15/family) to help maintain the facility. Updates on our Facebook page & Neighbourly.

saTurdays caKe decorators all day workshop on Sat. 31 July. We will be creating the Naked Lady flower using flower paste. Contact Desiree 0276302359. nelson dance along, Sat. 24 July 2021, Richmond Town Hall,7.30pm to 11pm. Plate for Supper, Music by Warren Fenemor, Cost $6.00 per person All Welcome. Call Rosalie Winter Ph: (03)538-0133

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elysiuM widow and widowers Group meet for lunch at Smugglers Pub & Cafe on Sunday 25th July at midday. PhoneVirginia 5440814 waiMea Music cluB no meeting Sunday 25 July . Next meet 8th August Loney Hall 4 Wensley

Rd Richmond Clive 5530526 Pat 5445766 country Music show featuring fiddle extraordinaire Marian Burns. Sunday July 25th 1.30pm Motueka Memorial Hall. Door Entry: $15 (U.16 $5) Afternoon of entertainment not to be missed. Raffles & icecreams available for purchase. A fundraising event for 2021 NZ Sun City Country Music Awards. Info phone/text 0211658921

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pulMonary rehaB course Available in Nelson in August, November in Motueka. Perfect for respiratory sufferers who have been diagnosed with asthma, copd, bronchiectasis, emphysema etc. Contact your medical centre to see if you fit the criteria. Or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz ex west coasters & faMilies get together. Sunday 15 August Club Waimea 345 Queen St at 1pm, Richmond $10 includes afternoon tea. RSVP by7August.Murray0274468225orHelen03547 6135email: wiebspatch@gmail.com school holiday prograM taBle tennis nelson, Saxton Stadium, July 1315-20-22, Tuesdays & Thursdays 9.30am to 12 noon. All 4 sessions $15 or $5 per session. Door open from 9am. waitaKi girls’ high school Boarders reunion 17th &18th Sept. ‘21. Registrations of interest to wghshostel100@ waitakigirlshigh.school.nz or WGHS Boarder Reunion, PO Box 42 Oamaru. 9444 Nelson contact 027 673 1145

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column,while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. If you want to place a business advert or want to advertise a course you are running, please call classified ads and public notices on 548 900.

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Notice is hereby given in accordance with clause 12.8 of the Network Tasman Trust

Deed that ais public meeting willgiven be held at Club Waimea, 345 Queen Street, at Notice hereby in accordance withRichmond clause 2.30pm on Friday, 28 August 2020. 12.8 of the Network Tasman Trust Deed that a pubBusiness: lic meeting will be held at Club Waimea, 345 Queen 1 To receive Trustees’ report on the operation of the Trust for the year ended 31 March 2020 and to receive the Financial Statements for that period. Street, Richmond at 2.30pm on Friday, 30 July 2021. 2 To receive a report on the operations of Network Tasman Limited for the year ended 31 March 2020 and on the Company’s Financial Statements for that period.

Business: 3

To comment on the Company’s compliance with its Statement of Corporate Intent and receive comment from the public.

1. To receive Trustees’ report on the operation of 4 To appoint an Auditor for the 2020/2021 year. the Trust for the year ended 31 March 2021 and to receive the Financial Statements for thatof period. Copies of the above Reports, Financial Statements, and Statement Corporate Intent are available for inspection at the office of the Trust, C/- Craig Anderson Ltd, 270a

Richmond during normal office hours from Friday 14 August 2020 or 2.Queen To Street, receive a report on the operations of Network www.networktasman.co.nz. Tasman Limited for the year ended 31 March 2021 The Trust has adopted model guidelines prepared by Energy Trusts of New Zealand for access to by beneficiaries of Energy Trusts. These guidelines can also for be and, oninformation the Company’s, Financial Statements inspected at the office of the Trust or www.networktasman.co.nz that period. M Buonocore 3. To comment on the Company’s compliance with SECRETARY its Statement of Corporate Intent and receive comment from the public.

4. To appoint an Auditor for the 2021/2022 year. Copies of the above Reports, Financial Statements, and Statement of Corporate Intent are available for inspection at the office of the Trust, C/- Craig Anderson Ltd, 270a Queen Street, Richmond during normal office hours from Friday 16 July 2021 or www. networktasman.co.nz. The Trust has adopted model guidelines prepared by Energy Trusts of New Zealand for access to information by beneficiaries of Energy Trusts. These guidelines can also be inspected at the office of the Trust or www.networktasman.co.nz M Buonocore SECRETARY

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Passed away on 24th July 2019. Death leaves a heartache, No one can heal. Love leaves a memory. No one can steal. A much loved husband of Christine. A loving father to Catha and Kieron. A caring Grandfather to Callam and Connor. And now a Great Grandfather of Cian David.

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